Sentence examples for biased prosecution from inspiring English sources
Courts refused to hand back dozens of Russians who, once home, could have become victims of a deliberately biased prosecution and ended up in a Russian jail, where it's difficult to survive.
His family believe he is the victim of police brutality and a biased prosecution system.
Mr. Nikolic was blunt in his 45-minute speech, denouncing what he called the biased prosecutions, selective justice and "flagrant violation of human rights".
The evidence is biased". The prosecution yesterday announced they would appeal against Sharif's sentence and demand the death penalty - an option which Pakistan's military rulers were well aware would have provoked international outrage.
Moreover, these punishments, citations, and fines will continue to disparately impact people of color until the root causes of racially biased policing, prosecution, and sentencing disparities are addressed.
The prosecutions look biased.
The defendants' attacks on their convictions are based largely on their assertions that the prosecution was racially biased and that prosecutors failed to turn over important information about Mr. Coleman's colorful history.
He is also considered harsh in handing out sentences, and -- contrary to the criticism from the prosecutors in the Bryant case -- is generally considered more likely to be biased in favor of the prosecution than the defense, according to the Colorado Commission on Judicial Performance's report on the judge for 2004.
Webster and Marovich succeeded in gaining the removal of Calaveras County's one Superior Court judge, Orrin Airola, arguing that the jurist is biased in favor of the prosecution.
DNA will never make up for biased and careless investigations and prosecutions.
They have exhausted their direct appeals but are asking the Texas courts to free them nonetheless, on the theory that their prosecutions were racially biased and that prosecutors did not turn over important information about Mr. Coleman to their lawyers.
